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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
"MAGGIE vHE M1DGET.v

A FGIl House and a smooth Per-
fOrmance at the Grand Last
Nigh.
I'MaggIe the Midget was written for
Maggie Mitchell by Fred Williams, and it
fits her to dot and gives full scope for the
display Of the characteristics that have made
her so popular. 1t is evident that Miss
Mitchell has given it careful and intelligent
study. for her conception of the character
is perfect. 1t is stronger Intellectually than
''Fanchon' or Barefoot and Miss Mitchell
gives it an individuality which is strongly
almost carries the play herself the
remaining parts being more incidental than
distinctive features of it. She has a hard
working part but gets along with so much
apparent ease that an audience hardly de-
tects the labor that is incidental to the per-
Torrance. The Spanish dance at the close
of the first act Is the catchy part of the
whole performance. The audience which
filled tie opera house last night showed
that the performance was enjoyed by fire.
quent demonstrations of applause and by
calling Miss Mitchell before the curtain
at the close of each act. The bill for to-
night is Little Barefoot, which is too IA
miliar to need Introduction.
In response 10 an invitation from Manager
Scott Of the opera house and Manager San
ford of Maggie NLitchell's company. Gov
Fitz Hugh Lee and his party of friends will
occupy boxes at the Grand to night.
NOTES.
CThe Northern Pacific Snow Shoe club viii
be guests of the opera house tonight. and
the members. $50 strong, will occupy front
rows during the performance of Little Bare
feot."
Maggie Mitchell peaches on Lotta's dra-
ruatic preserves in the fandango dance scene
lotta couldn't be more at home in it thar
Maggie is.
The secret of Maggie MitchelFs long-con-
tinted success is that she gives more intel
Geect analysis of dramatic character in it,
relation to the realities of life than any Other
actress
George Harris. business manager Of
Yves on Bros Our Minstrel Boys combina-
zion. billed at the Olympic next week, is il
the city.
On Thursday night the curtain will not rist
on The Night Owls at the Olympic until
O'Clock.
The Olympic displayed standing room
only last night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
Eor Yeur NVhi1e GOOD

And Embroideries go to McLain's An ele-
CANT new stock and prices very low. 3s4
Wabasha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
MINNESOTA TOWNS.

Total, 81 pieces. ........
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26

views on the management of the society.
Mr. Dunnelly said it looked as if it would be
hard to get any appropriation thisyear. The
small amount of mon, y on hand, the demands
of the normal schools the second state prison,
the soldiers home, and other institutions
would about absorb all the money there is on
hand It looked as if there was tendency to
do these things in too much of rush. Mr..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

Boston to answer the charge Of taxing
arms and ammunition from the Ameri-
can schooner Sierra in the open sea,
fifty miles north of Oonalaska.
The interstate commerce commission
began active work Saturday 10y listen
ing to the arguments of Ex-Governor
Bullock and others in behalf OF a
liberal Interpretation of the law
toward the Southern Railway and
Steamship association, lest mauufac-
turing enterprises be disOrganized.
At Burlington. Vermont, on Sunday
afternoon. Mrs Eunice Walsh entered
the law Office Of y. G.. Whittemore and
distracted his Cash-bOX containing
800 in currency and $12,0 600 in notes
and stocks. The money was found
concealed in her clothing, and most Of
the securities were recovered at her
house
Professor Wiley, chemist of the de-
partment of Agriculture, has for the
past year been experimenting upon
butter purchased in various parts of
the country. In two-thirds of the
parcels ne found no adulteration or I'M
itation The mixed goods generally
contained from 30 to 40 per cent. of
pure butter.
One hundred rlen battered down the
doors of the Jail at Corning, Iowa,
early on Sunday morning and took
therefrom j. H. Mckenzie, the muir
derer of J. II. Riggs, and hanged him
to a. tree. The leader of the mob gave
notice that the same fate would over
take anyone who revealed the details
of the lynching.
Dr. NJ. l.. Moore, an honored citizen
of Gainesville, Florida, was recently
driven from home by anonymous let
tiers charging him with malpractice.
An indignation meeting was held by
two hundred prominent citizens. who
Invited him to return. pledged him
protection, and subscribed 500 as a
reward for the detection of the letter
writer.
The funeral of Roswell S. Ripley, a
brlgadier- general in the Confederate
army was held on Sunday at Charles
ton, and was attended by thousands of
citizens. His remains were placed III
Magnolia cemetery. He leaves a wild
ow and daughter at Charleston and
two sisters at Ogdensburgh. New
York. He graduated at West Point in
the same class as Generals Grant and
Augur.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

the seeds of Intermittent and bilious remittcnt
fever terminate and bear evil fruit No COM
muuty has altogether escaped it, In populous
wards of large cities bad sewage causes it, and in
their suburbs staguaut pools in sunken lots breed
it, There is ut once a remedy and a means of
prevention It's name is lfostetler's Stomach
Bttars. which Is. without peradveuture, the most
potent outidote in existence % the malarial virus
F1rtGei With this uncomfortable. saving specific,
tuasmatie influences may be encountered with
absolute IMMUNITY. Disorders OF the stomach,
.lvtr and bowels. beguttan 10y miasma tainted
water or any other cause. sucCuWb % the benin
cent corr ctiye named and rheumatic kidney and
bladder troubles are surely removable by its use
when it is given persistent trial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

THE women of Leayenworth, Kas, aP
pear to have elected their man on Tues
day. Mayor Nicely must feel a little bit
like q man who is tied to an apron
string.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

The new basel bail rules are not receiT'
ed with favor The pitchers are too much
hampered by them and the game is pro
tracted more than formerly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

THR New York Grant Monument Fund
committee recently had meeting and
filed vacancies in it's ranks. What most
needs TO be filled is the yawning vacancy
in its treasury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

EY-CoSGREssaAN BENTON S. HALL, OF
Burlington, Iowa, was Thursday appoint
ed United States Commissioner Of
patents at Washington
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

QUEEN VICTORIA paid $4,000 to see an
exclusive performance at the Olympic
Hippodrome. Such are the penalties OF
royalty. Ordinary people can go to to
the circus for 80 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

ALEXANDER MITCHELL, Milwaukee's
railroad king, talks with broad Scotch
accent, which does not prevent him, how
ever, from getting the talk down to a
fine point when necessary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

THE interstate commerce commission
has ordered that applications for official
action shall be made by petition under
oath. Tho Mobile and Ohio road has
asked relief as TO rates because of water
competition
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

AN earthquake shock at Monte Carlo
in Italy, caused q great land slide Thurs
dav, the railway and the carriage-road be
ing buried under the mass of rock and
earth. Railway trains from France had
a narrow escape.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

PATHS lest farewell tour brought her
S225,OOO and the next one no doubt will
be Just as profitable
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

HERMAN SCHrLrzER, residing at NO.
96l North Hoyne avenue, Chicago, was
last December bitten by dog. Early
Monday morning he became very violent
from hydrophobia, and on being remoy
ed to the county jail expired in eight
hours, in terrible agony.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14
A Polite Little Boy.
HarDer'5 BaZqr

Bobby was at a neighbours, and in re-
spouse to piece of bread and butter had
politely SAID Thank you
That's right, Bobby" said the lady;
like TO hear little boys say thank you'.'
Eyes, ma told me l must say that if you
gave me anything TO eat, even if it wasn't
nothing but bread and butter; but if you
want to hear me say it again you've either
got to put some jam on it or give me
sone cake
Signal lamps are now being put up
ON the streets of New York city. At the
middle of the pole is a large iron globe
in which is telephone, an electric call
box and an apparatus for shooting a
green glass globe around the gas Jet of
the lamp from directly beneath. The ap-
paratas Is connected by wire with the
police central office, and by pressing a
button there the glass globe is made to
rise where it can be seen by the police
man on post at considerable distance
during the day and at half mile at night.
The policeman who sees the signal may
make use of the telephone TO discover
what he is wanted for, and in this way a
captain at a station may speedily com
municate with any of his men who has a
lamp post of this sort on his post.
In Washington territory the Indians
have an ingenious scheme by which they
kill a large number of deer with but little
trouble. Taking some old blankets they
fasten them at short intervals upon the
bushes, making long line of bushes so
covered. Then taking a large area of
timber they gradually close in on the
frightened deer. When the animals have
reached the line of blankets they travel
around in circle like a whirlpool, re-
fusing to pass the line of blankets. This
enables the indians to kill them as rapid
ly as they please.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

TnE California schoolmasters are not
to be fooled with. The other day mas
ouline at Lodi, (CaD licked fifteen young
misses "for making fun and sticking up
their noses at him" The case has gone
10 court of justice for settlement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

Rev. J. X. KENDELL, of Mason City, Ia
was paralyzed on Sunday at the close OF
his sermon. Judge j. V. Eustace' OF
Dixon, H., is rapidly recovering from
similar attack.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

Tur latest attempt To assassinate the
car was made by an officer os the Rus
sian army, who fired at and missed him.
The czar can hardly relish these things
under any circumstances, but the outrage
in this case is aggravated by the evidence
it gives Of army's inetliciency with fire.
arms.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

Ar Mount Sterling, Kentucky, before
daylight, on Monday, j. j. Cornailson
was arrested and placed in jail to serve
three years for horsowhiPr'ns Judge
Reid, who soon afterward committed
suicide because of his sense of disgrace.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

Baron Arthur dc Collard, Of syraeo'..
y. T., enjoys the distinction OF os-s
one of the very few men in this coula ~
OF, for that matter, in the world, Fh wac. -
sing eight octRves. He has won elshss
medals for singing. His vocal con- de- H..
reaches far below the lowest note q - =.
ron Whitney. and exceeds Gerster -
&C 10y several oclayes.
A lawsuit over a s. slde-saddle $50
recently in 2 Massachusetts court
the parties interested $685. each
Chamberliu's home. Birming nam, - -
ont $4,000 an hour in entertalng
Victoria, a few days ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14
Sheridan's Ambulance,
Boston Transcript

III Phil Sheridan purchases summer
residence on the south shore said miti-
tary man this morning, As he looked over
his paper, suppose he will bring his am
bulance along with him, and drive up and
down the beach in his old snperb style. l
suppose you know that Sheridan, If he
can help il never rides in any other car
riage than an army ambulanoey Before his
marriage. when his headquarters were at
Chicago his ambulance, neatly paiHted
and vanished and comfortably uphol-
stored drawn by four of the handsomest
and spightliest mules in the United States
groomed until they shone, and driven by
a soldier in uniform, was one of the most
familiar objects on the street Everybody
knew it and greatly admired 1t.
When he married he had to get coupe
of course, and people all pitied him when
they saw him in it, he looked so completely
lost. But ne kept the ambulance and
ratified over the pavement in it when
ever Mrs. Sheridan did not care TO 60
out. went 10 Washington with him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

THHrY-cNE decorated cars loaded with
corn came to Chicago from Hebron.
Thayer county. Neb. They bore such
notices as "a paper mil wanted ""1ooa
farmers wanted Sou four feet deep ="
Corn is king" "Plenty Of power on the
Little Blue river" This il the first con-
Segment over new railroad aud i, in.
tended tohoom that part Of the United
States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

QUEEN MARGAHurrA, OF Italy, took pity
on the reporters who were puzzled over
the toilets at a recent court bail at Rome,
and dictated to them a description of tbs
handsome dresses. She wound UP with
the injunction not to forget her neck
lace Of pearls, saying, for these are the
things that especially interest your lady
readers.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

November. 1850. Thomas Tormey, Scott
Depot. Putnam Co., w. Va, wrote: In
bed With sciatica; am using st. Jacobs
OIL" Oct. 25th, 1856, he whites: Three
rubbiugs with it, got me out and cured
me. No return"
John and Jacob are twins ten years old,
having each head and chest, but only
one abdomen rnd one pair OF legs for
the two. Jacob moves the right leg, John
the left. They recently resided in Vienna,
where they we're being closely observed
by PHYSICIANS, for according to the last
report regarding them, John was very
sick, and il was expected that If John
died, Jasob would have TO follow him into
the grave. II is reported the. the twins
we're engaged to visit the United States
under Baruum's control. but in the event
or their death, the monstrosity will 90 TO
an anatomical museum pr. Foote's Health
Moaihly
'.We have used Red Star Cough Cure,
write the siste Of the No,re Dame, Go
vauston, Nd, "for the cure of coughs,
oppression of the chest and sore throat.
Price twenty i've cents bottle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14
THE SOLDIERS HOMES.

Complaints are being made 10 the officials
IN charge of the management of the soldiers
homes throughout the country that many Of
them are occupied principally by veterans
Who draw pensions large enough 30 support
them comfortably elsewhere while veterans
with We v small pensions ana who draw
none atail,but are deserving, nevertheless, Of
thecuuntYS care eau not gain aumlt,auce and
thus are driven t. country poOr-hoUseS or To
the necessity OF accepting private charity.
the benefit OF Tive very persons now ex-
c.udet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-14

TuREE marriage ceremonies were re-
ouired between Madame Nilsson and her
second husband in order to make it bind
ing ciyilly and enthusiastically They are
married about as thoroughly as the Chi.
cayo boodlors we're indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24

holders roma firm basis o late gnoted prices ~
average Pick!ed Bellies quoe : Picked Hsms
i2c, Pickicd shoulders TIC. Smoked Hama 49, ~"
Smoked Shoulders 7'.c Mobiles Quiet ntm sno un
cbauacd Long Clear In NewY0rk quo od AZ ~ f,,v
DRESS ED HOGS-ienk lower with less hemana III liz
Heavy to Light at 7l417ac; Pigs INC ~, lit
options moderate amount Of attention onav
PIECES ~ points at the opening
loss rsgained but before the close the market
back leaving OF weak; spot lois were neit ~ w
moderate part wants OF erpoteis SAFES, io
fcs Western Steam spot. 72G90I27i3 CITY steam nors
active ssrs lobe: refined onoica 765c Continent
closing 72jc $50 tcs March. 1913 9727e closing 2oc
1000 tes April. 72s67.a5c, closing 73ic h1bu tcs
Nav 1904 O. clos ny 7.s9c.. $50 tea June 1aS0
74sc closing 7.s2c.. BUTTER. CHEESE and EGGS-
Rutfrr-The general market Is well supporter without
showing any material chance and demands are icr-
ate Elgn Creamery 2sc: Pennsyyania cream realm
Dairy and 1rkns. l9921ci Western Imitation Creamery
l6d2uc: Western Dairy. l3dAc: Western Factory l2D
poe Rolls 17alSc. Chcese-Marke has MT varied since
last ruling steady ami quiet state Factory, II 29ltc
inriudng Fancy White. l3ai6l4c; do Coored 132@ l39c
Light Skins, l140l2c Eggs General teay ant IN fair
request State lGaGl7c; Western. l61Gl0sc; Southern
i66l6lc
UGA Raw stock dull and nominal at 80 94ao for
aS-e- y.l6c. for Far Refining aud bic for p0' test
Centrifugal Refined quiet Cut Loaf 6lDd Gsc Crushed
g 1864. Cubes lbBc. Powdered b7sa6isc, Grann;
Iatei 1llCc, Mond a l5.l0c. Confectionery gl6
abAc Coffee standard 5c. Con"e on liz 90 &C..
he Extra 47s0jc. Extra ~ 0i7s. 29f'sc yell
low a. 64er
sTEARINTi-Dnr and less nominal. City quoted
7saa &c. Ocomargsrine quoted GAc
TALIOW- Dan aud barely steady Prime City quoted fec
Sales 10000 ID, &c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
3 Vanderpilt-ave.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlandt or De-
brosses rs follows;
= y w. Tor UatasauQua and intermediate pointa
M Tor Geneva Lyons klmira. Rochester BunAlo Az
the est principal local poins Chair car % Wikss
barre -.,..,. c..,.>.s
10 hammock. Connection 70 kcslng aud Harrsoust
$40 D. Pttston and principal intermediate p'ntA
Chair car Pittst0n. o.,.-
o:4o ,. yopay and Intermediate ponta conneoe"s
In kea.i,ug and Harrisburg Chair car 70 Coliay -
y. N. Geneva LyonA hmlrA Rochester SanAse ~
the West Pullman sleeper " LyonA
LEO D. m for Laurys and intermediate points . 49,.
TRAINS leaving 1t ~ m aud 3So N. conneos ies
ali WANTS I'M Mrhapoy and Hsxletou Coal RogtonA
-" 'S'A SUNDAY TRA1NS
8 4 m for Mauch Chunk, Hszlet0n ana mtcFns"'ss
poiutsL ..-.....-.....
In NJ. for tlvreva IyonA ElnirA kochessoF 0s-s~
he West. pullman sleeper 70 lyonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
To,., I'M lGs53gol 47.o5ybl7 87Hs. q,

Total bu.... IG.s5sooi 47.o6e6l7 87sss5so ssiiGIVo
bushels Increase The previous week ''-''' '''-''
ss e 49, FsS's ssSru15y
airy y 1880 Import q What a a. MaIsoes Tor Tho
February H. ISL Gnshe, against 400 o I IS.
% ssasy 1887 wa, 81 SS on
$4,000 o:.. February 1880 rio wheat crop for i sss
HAY XSD sTRAw~Guli and unchanged nay-chOice
f fS%. y s1S ss1SS HgSs c
New York state 1856 Prime Choice 2as%1 si,'A% DO
f., e Good DO i sSa &C. 1888 rIms
1855 Prime Choice 70 s2.ei u ood ~ aos Sp
ssy saSc Mixed Germans s'ic c 10
g 9 and lea ea; o %arhs with supplies
22raac5 utues frs. cal 50 io So M ,pS
e., g Tor az s.y ssS o..
ss; $ssssSse ..A' .: ''O
for %srehant ;aa were .n &C Io.n:
y 81: 50; n = s. 81 K sas 81 " v:
to i.x ,ooeins lots Will. no
s':s: vS "s$ s'syss:e f'sa: So
ss s tsSs sS?as issa d.a: Jy1s 20
OCEAN FREIGuTS-1he movement In tha NJ
R%sdsls. ds%aS ana steady sr
MENTsTo Liverpool steam 26 ovv bush. grain at ss.d
and BUSH, ID. from Newcastle steam III oo
bush grain, Adj Glasgow. steam. 5000 bush grain al,
Avonmouth, steam, "a 900 bush grain, Id pETfOitIM
CHARTERs-An!s.rp irem Phii.ds'phia Blush .iip,
British bark pror) 6OOd bbs renned privats tsrsI aud
Norwegian bark rom Philadelphia. S.5Ub Ubis refined with
privilege VI tho B,lO UetDau Baltic. hence
1000 bbis. refined old charter amt from Phisd-phs
bark 6OOO bbs refined "a syt Bremen hence Germ an
ship 5000 bbis Grade OIL "a sd on old charter port
hence 1900 bbls refined IL. IL I'D GRAIN C r.
TEHS-LsDon. steamer $500 private terms
Barceona honco steamer 1000 qrs, Yd Cork orsrs
Baltimore, British steamer 1UtO ora reiued 3s
tsd.. April loading. MI cELLANEOUs CHAKrEks~
Bucnos Ayrea, hence Norwegian bark general cargo,
Cape Town, hence bark, lump eum New YORK
Cruz bark with cedar and mohogany $l0 81 CroI hence
brig, with general
-PK0VIsI0Ns-PoRK-A fair business was accomplished
we'll sustained Sales. 600 bbia Mess. private terms
Mess quoted 1t $14 2b6s4 81 for Ono Old
New $40 soasle for Family Mess sla 20 Ssi Clear
Back, and els1el3 20 for Eyra Primo. ....BEEF-
ami nnctanxsi IN PRO City Extra india Meas Sisas SAL
Extra nsss bblA tssossoi Packet $3.50, Plate ss..,.
bEkf AAMs-naysA nxht demand Quoted w ovosll.
......CUT NEATs-No sales were reported today. bas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. Y. G. anu H. X x Co, IeSScd
Trains West 42dsI station follows and Is minutes
earlier from loot OF Jay-st. North River
Detroit and Chicago 've6 m- '6;o5 's:i5 m
Utica, syracuse, Badslo Rochester Suspel on Bridge
Highland Kingston sauyertes CatsxiiL Albany. al5.
Crsnsson: Vest Point, Cornwall Newpnrs, .sio Ills
-9oo .O:i5, ll3U NJ, 4;vU 600 s:l0 y n and 'v'V5
D. NJ. Cranstona Cornwall Sewburx.
For Montreal and Canada East, sos p IN.
Hamilton London, .95o m. 800 Sis 2. Toronto
Esxsnt .eSp,nx cars Tor buffalo Niagara Fas Dctrok
Chicago and ST Louis all through trains
sDaiy Dsy except SATURDAY Olner trains daily exceps
Fur timetables parior or sleeping car acccmnods
apply at Offices BrVOkyn-J33 Waah
in9ousL 100 Futoust, Annex unice. loet VI futosse
New.York City-313 7o3 942 Broadway 1913 Bowcry snd
Ws.t shore West 42ds loot Oh N. N
'' L. AMB..nA,
8 yanderplltaye. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
6teamboats anA Railroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and after JANUARY 81, 1897.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Dssbrosscs and Corsudt sss
Harrisburg. P,scnrs and the West with Pullman pslas.
csssss Of s.d Dpss @s N .ss
ss; ;s 4::; s: &c
Ss s a &......
ss:s% ssss: s.; :aS:2s
arrive Washington 500 70; REGULAR a. 70 500 and So
zoo .sS la;ss Sun
For Atlantic City. except SUNDAY Through paroP Carl
For Cape May week days lilo m. On Saturday. only.
Long Branch; Bay Head junction and IntcrmcaIa.su.
On Sunday 945 q m. and p m do not stop ct Asbuy
For 0a Point and Scyts. Vi. New York philadelphia
s''
Jcr,ey CITY shording speedy and direct ansfsr tOr
gts.ss s,1fss From pittsnnrs 40 zso 1880 m TOO
&c. go SsJ M ai .'sss saS s ass
s9o% fS s% sS s &c. go &C., fS ss
ssS ie 6c i SS III ITO go % 1859 aG fSc
nss sSnSs s ssS 90 sS ~ l siS $780, 1885, Sd
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s. ispds Streets FsrT!s:: ss follows: -" WV
ia FL e" "a s
P%ao sundays E5pres. eI5s i%eb and 10 a m. NJ
and lllOa m, /. q Ib.sp NJ. and 10 a. m, and ). m
, on Sundays. connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad Street station Phadeph
1901 3;20 405 40 $40 $50 $780, 800 $50. 940 IL
SA6 O. 6s5 7I2. g. IL and $50 D. m. On sandav i26I
S2o 400. 4:40 5l0 $780, $40 M. 1249 also LimitsdI
day. Wv " 1917 "p''
Ticket Offices S49 435 and 944 Broadway Aston Housa
Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses Corandt sa:
Coiirtst AMI Brooklyn station of Fulton az
Brooklyn Station Jersey City: Emigrant Ticket ONCE
Tho York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES F. PUGH. JR. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent